Sentence examples for suitable manipulation from inspiring English sources

Soil microbial community composition and activity could be affected by suitable manipulation of the environment they live in.

Suitable manipulation of the former amines provided the designed analogues, which were then assessed in vitro against several BrCa cell lines using the MTT cytotoxicity assay.

However, development of novel, effective metal oxide semiconductors for chemical sensor applications is still an existing challenge that requires suitable manipulation and optimization of materials with a careful selection of appropriate working electrode.

By suitable manipulation of each of these aspects, at the appropriate level, a workflow system may be extensively modified in a way that minimises the effect of such change upon other aspects of the system.

Simulations to investigate the influence of variable flow start-up and initial fixed-bed reactor temperatures, show that fast start-ups from low temperatures can be achieved without excessive emission of unconverted SO2 through a suitable manipulation of the sulphur burn-rate.

It has been shown that by suitable manipulation of the reactor parameters one could achieve at best 80 °C variation in temperature uniformity over 100 mm diameter, which indeed has resulted in a very uniformly thick (± 12.8%) high quality polycrystalline diamond (PCD) coating.

The immune effectors suitable for manipulation for adoptive transfer or drug targeting in vivo include natural killer (NK) cells.

For this purpose, colonies of Saccharomyces cerevisiae, which is suitable for manipulation of mitochondrial respiration and shows mitochondria-mediated cell death, were used as a model.

Instead, one could consider other mutants, partial knockdowns, or any suitable environmental manipulation strategy.

The tcl_blast_parser_123_V017 was used to convert BLASTX output data to a table format suitable for manipulation in a spreadsheet [ 25].

Angiogenesis inhibitors are an excellent example of the type of target that may be most suitable for manipulation early in carcinogenesis, or as a chemopreventative strategy [ 41].